Notes from the Director |
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Dear Friends: I can't believe the 2013 season is already upon us! What a grand season it is going to be. As I have traditionally done in past autumn editions of the e-News, I'd like to give you a brief description of what you can expect at all of this year's halftime shows. Learn more. |
Sneak Preview a Resounding Success
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The 11th annual Husky Football Sneak Preview might not have been as much of a preview to the season as in the past, due to its move from August to September, but it was clearly the most successful! It was also the best-attended Sneak Preview, with close to 300 Husky Band supporters in attendance. Learn more. |
Where Are They Now? |
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In every edition of the e-News, we like to include an interview with a prominent HMB alum. This issue, we catch up with former Husky Band drumline member Randy Hodgins, ’79, ’83. Randy has gone on to great heights within the University, and it was our pleasure to interview him. Learn more. |
Relive Your Favorite Halftime Shows |
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HMB Director Brad McDavid is announcing an exciting new partnership with Tresóna Multimedia for meeting the band’s licensing and digitizing needs. This partnership will ultimately give band alumni the opportunity to watch enhanced footage of some of their favorite halftime and pregame performances online. Learn more. |
Congratulations, Dr. Brattin! |
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Former Husky Band Graduate Assistant Gary Brattin, who worked with the HMB from 2008 to 2011, was chosen to be Assistant Director of Bands and Assistant Professor of Tuba and Euphonium at the University of Central Missouri. He received his appointment last spring. Dr. Brattin also earned his Doctor of Musical Arts in conducting at the UW last winter. Learn more. |
Meet the Twirler |
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The Husky Band is pleased to announce that Kristina Terwilliger has been selected as the band’s next Feature Twirler. It is no secret to Husky Stadium faithful that the student holding this coveted position must possess an incredible level of expertise and showmanship to live up to the legacy built across the decades since Helen Bassetti was first selected in 1937. Learn more. |
